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Final Exam Information

Basic Information: The Final Exam has 15 problems worth 2 points each for a total of 30 possible points.  The Final exam is closed book and closed notes.

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Administration: Final Exam forms will be handed out at the start of the final exam period. You will have the whole two-hour Final Exam period to write your answers to each of the 15 problems on paper.  When you are finished, you will turn in your test forms and answers to Dr. Gurney.

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Materials Needed:  Ruled notebook paper or graph paper - at least 2 sheets, Pencil - pens are allowed, Calculator - something that can add, subtract, multiply and divide.

Final Exam Problems

01

Identifying Qualitative and Quantitative Data.

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02

Dot Plot Analysis

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03

Histogram Analysis

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04

Box Plot Comparison

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05

Center and Spread Variation

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06

Interpreting the Slope of a Regression Line

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07

Interpreting the Y-intercept of a Regression Line

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08

Skewness Comparison

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09

Identifying Populations and Samples

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10

Identifying Parameters and Statistics

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11

Probability Distribution or Not

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12

Binomial Experiment or Not

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13

Confidence Interval Variation

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14

Sample Size Variation

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15

Definition Matching

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